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The Eclipse Receiver design incorporates specifications that comply with most of the worlds differing specifications for Base Station / Repeater operation. Emphasis has been given to sensitivity, selectivity, blocking and inter-modulation performance to ensure outstanding operation in the most congested sites. For interfacing with the vast array of associated equipment, Eclipse receivers have the following interconnection features: . 600 Ohm balanced or unbalanced
outputs.
The Eclipse Transmitter / Exciter design incorporates specifications that comply with most of the worlds differing specifications for Base Station / Repeater operation. Emphasis has been given to high power outputs ranging from 1 - 25 Watts. With in built power amplifiers, these units can be used as stand alone transmitters for lower power amplifications such as 25 Watt Repeaters or as RF Links in the 2 - 5 Watt range. In order to interface with a vast array of associated equipment, Eclipse transmitters / exciters have the following interconnection features: . 1 - 25 Watts output with
internal low pass filter.
The Eclipse Power Amplifier design incorporates specifications that comply with most of the worlds differing specifications for Base Station / Repeater operation. Emphasis was given to high power outputs 25 - 120 Watts. Eclipse power amplifiers have the following features: . 1 - 120 Watts output.
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Accessories . Power
Supplies: .
RF500-19 .
FM-1
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BC/CH-1
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HSS-1
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SSASU The N-Type adaptor is included for size comparison and is also a convenient way to mount the Antenna Switch on to the exciter or power amplifier.
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DMTX .
DMRX . A & T INTERFACE
. STG-1
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EXREF-1 . HBT-1 .
MEC-1 .
FM-2 .
THS-3 .
SM2000 .
TTC1-9/25 .
SP-1 .
MG-1 .
MSG-1 .
RFPCB
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BP-1,-2,-3,-4 .
Manuals .
Training Manual (See Downloads) | ||||||
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